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Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Southern Israel, Including Eilat

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YnetWeather

Thunderstorms Expected in Southern Israel, Including Dead Sea and Negev

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

The Israel Meteorological Service issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms in southern Israel, including the Dead Sea and Negev, expected to last until 6 PM. The storms may cause power outages, damage to infrastructure, and pose risks to aircraft and vessels. Residents are urged to take precautions. Similar weather is forecast for the following day.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Thunderstorms are forecast for southern Israel, including the Dead Sea and Negev regions.
  • The Israel Meteorological Service issued a yellow warning for the severe weather.
  • The storms are expected to continue until approximately 6:00 PM.
  • Potential impacts include power outages and damage to infrastructure.
  • Residents are advised to avoid open areas and be cautious of flying debris.
Thunderstorms Expected in Southern Israel, Including Dead Sea and Negev
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The Israel Meteorological Service has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms in the southern Judean Desert and Dead Sea region, eastern Negev, Eilat Mountains, and Arava. The severe weather is expected to continue until approximately 6:00 PM. Potential impacts include localized power outages, damage to structures and infrastructure from lightning strikes or strong winds, and risks to aircraft and vessels. Residents are advised to avoid open areas and tall objects, and to be cautious of flying debris. Similar weather conditions are forecast for the same areas tomorrow afternoon and evening.

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